MOS 15F Aircraft Electrician

[@robertwilson9681]

I am a PROUD 68F Aircraft Electrician.....1985-1992........2nd Armored Div (FWD), then Bco 8/158th AVN REGT......germany....now a 68F is a message therapist?! What is the Army transforming into? Oh, AIT....glad to see it's still held at FT. Usless.............

[@theconfusedmexican704]

And it gives you college credits which is pretty swaggy

[@michaelfojassimracing]

Can you update the warrant officer flight training video?

[@Absorts]

Can I be in the Air Force and work on helicopters or strictly only planes ?

[@lewiscortayz5232]

What jobs can you get in the civilian world with this mos

[@rorod868]

Do you work on the helicopter in the battle field or they put you in the shop

[@russelljohnson4527]

when I did this in the 80s and 90s, it was both. it really depends on the unit you're assigned to.

[@IrishRedneck250]

Always on the flight line or "hanger"

[@markhalpin4377]

Both ....Away from hanger or Flight lines ...DART teams

[@SuperFriday]

How long is AIT?

[@oscarquintana3585]

19 weeks im currently at fort eustis for training 🙃

[@SuperFriday]

@@oscarquintana3585 That's a long AIT!

[@loganmurray4003]

@@oscarquintana3585 huh? mine is scheduled to be 22 weeks

[@SirMysticRob]

@@loganmurray4003 same here, 22 weeks. Maybe something got added to the curriculum recently. It used to be 19 evidently, given the info online and in the Army careers app.

[@SirMysticRob]

@@SuperFriday haha not that bad for Aviation. Most are 15-25 weeks, especially electronics and armament stuff. But I guess for overall AIT lengths outside of technical or mechanical fields, it's pretty long. Patriot System Repairer is 53 weeks and I think a nurse is 40 something, so I'm glad this one (which is my MOS as of this morning) is half that.